See Scope Architect on your own project. Get a walkthrough →

One board.
Nothing to re-explain.

Every agent reads the plan and writes back what it did. Every person sees it without reading anyone's chat. Switch chats, switch agents, come back tomorrow: it's all still there.

Scope your repo, freeWatch the demo
Payments · 5 tasksagent active · 2m ago
Stripe webhook handlerin progressclaude code
Checkout session endpointin reviewcursor
Subscription status syncblockedcodex
Pricing table componentdoneclaude code
Usage metering crontodoqueued
Needs input · Subscription status syncShould past_due keep access for 7 days or cut immediately?
Keep it 7 days. Email on day 1 and day 5.

Status, comments, cost. On the task.

Chat forgets the moment the session ends. The board doesn't. Every module and task is here, updated as humans and agents work, and a teammate today, or you tomorrow, can see it without opening anyone's transcript.

On the board
  • Live statuses
  • Comments and mentions
  • Who did what, human or agent
  • What it cost
The Command Center: every module and task with live status, comments, and who did what

Your agent asks. You answer. It keeps building.

When an agent hits a decision it can't make, it flags the task, leaves the question on it, and pauses. You reply from your desk or your phone and the run picks up with the answer in hand. No new chat. Nothing to re-explain.

The loop
  • The question lives on the task
  • Reply, and it resumes
  • Wait, or move on to the next task
  • Works from your phone
Modules and tasks tracked live, with an agent waiting on a reply to its question

The next session starts caught up.

Always-on rules, what was tried and decided, and the docs the agent should read: one workspace, not a pile of markdown in the repo. When an agent makes a decision worth keeping, it writes it back. Knowledge grows instead of leaking away.

What carries
  • Rules that are always on
  • Decisions from earlier sessions
  • Docs you pin
  • Written back as they work
Rulesalways onThe rules, constraints, and conventions every agent should follow. Read on every session.
Decisionsagents + humansWhat was tried, what was decided, what's off the table. A fresh chat picks up with everything the last one knew.
Docslong-formHow the app works, API notes, runbooks. Pin the ones your agent should always read; it pulls the rest when it needs them.

Then you build from it, in your editor or the cloud.Build from it →

Mission control for
building with AI.

Scope your repo, freeBook a walkthrough